The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-10
ROME'S BLOW DESCENDg
DR.. McGlYnn's denomination
Published to the Church.
THE ARCHBIsHOP's LETTER.
The Priest Out Of From Catholic
Burial if He Perseverss.

Burial if He Perseverss.
| No Further Ceremonial or Excommunicntisn
| Merely an Announcement to the Clergy
| and Lsity-Dr. MeGIynn Expected Other.
| wisc-An Ovation 20 Him Arranged for
Tonight In the Academy OF Music.
The communication Of DIR. McGlynn Is
formally announced today by publication.
according to directions sent by cable from
Romo to Archbishop Corrigan. The announces
mont is rs follows:
torlciai.l
10 the very Cispv ana the Fdhh,ir and Fro
end Ldftv Of the Arehdiocrseo Of Heo Torkf
DO II known that on tho 9TH day OF May: 1887,
| the SncredT CONGREGATION OF tho Propaganda
admonisbed tho Rev. DIR. Edward McGiynn.
late rectot Of st. Stephens Church, In this city,
that he had already rendered himself 'liablo to
1 ecclesiastical censure by disobeying tho POSI-
| tive command Of the Sovereign Pontifr. given
Jan. II. a.
WfshirG however. TO deal leniently with hira,
| tho Sacred Congregation refrained from In.
! nicting censure. and, offering him further OPP
portunity to be heard in his own behalf gave
! him o final and a poremptory order to prosont
| himself in Romo within forty days from the re-
ceipt OF the letter containing such order. under
pain OF accommodation to DO incurred, other
| wise. ipso Jacfo ct nonindtin.
| This letter was duly delivered to the Rev. DR..
McGynn. and, as he allowed the days of grace
to pass UNDECIDED, It became our sud duty to
notify him that he had incurred by his own act
| this penalty OF communication by name,
| whereby no Ia cut of from the communion OF
the Church. from its sacraments and pnrticipa-
ton in its prayers, and, should he persevere In
| his contumacy. deprived Of the right after
| death to Christian burial.
| 1t has become also our duty to declare to tho
clergy and laity Of our churse, which we do by
those letters. that tho Rev. DIR. Edward Nc
Glynn is communicated nominatin,. with
all the penalties attached to this censure BY
the canons Of the Church.
NEW YORK. July the 9Th, 1887.
MICHAEL AUGUSTINE.
Archbishop of New York.
G. E. MCDONNELL Secretary.
This is to be published officially to-day in
the Catholic Ne,rs and tho Cdtholic Rerieu. It
is the only announcement Of the excommuni-
cation that will be made. except as pastors
| may choose their own way OF further COM
| municating tho news to thelr people. There
are no orders to read thenotice In the churches
to-day or on my succeeding Sunday. nor will
any formal service Of decentralization be
Ssop s sos W" .he so q b. Arch
Glynn. 4. 10 stated. however, on authority.
sh9na De- ,n M;Snpbs RGmam 1
they. too. will incur the formal censure OF the
The publication will scarcely come togDr.
McGlynn as q surprise. because 1t was Fore
shnd9wed early In the month by press do.
week Archbishop Corrigan mailed to him the
formal notification referred to In tho letter
Dr. MeGlynn was ut the Office of the Standard.
Henry Gsergss ssterdry
the Academy Of Music tonight. Ho would say "
Yesterday nothing more definite about tho re-
would say in May about his receipt Of tho sum
mons to Rome. except that he had read every
be had bS from Afh
think that II he was cxcommunicated it would
be, with public ceremonial.
mutton IN the church was S asked 'u' c0'n
church. fhf viii ha tRs das Of s9n so
knows mo as an excommnnicated porson to
cin POSITION viii not be parteuary ntcrered
with. l can have among my most intimate
friends the most devout Catholics in full com-
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take to himself wife. Nothing Is furthor from
hn HoMs s pfSdi H wh he
IS he is permitted by the supcriors in the
mes,ias Of III The XIII, Fosvevy socfaty r. lie
turnri into an ovation to Dr.. Mc,iiynn to show
ms s an4 by h II sS Of his
whntaver "rm Of cSn Is they ay Hy 'n cS
tempt OF the decree. Henry George has been
,n,rGYinG TINT public proceeding OF some
hot puGlicly hear Of DR.. MeGiy'nns exc cNcom.
had not been cxcommunicatctl. The pubic
=, announce mont now made rnHy coyer this pc!at,
exc exc mn, Goes hot bind lie uat '
municqtion. He 4uotos tits from the lcv, Dr.
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which wa. foSndsd upon in,oelsIls ns,sEs J By.
srs$ 'O*'a heed
Thus" Mr.. George saws, thore. being no
DELINQUENCY in Dr. lrGlynrs case, for mother
canonicnl right 10 order him to Rome 10 eS-
communication hnied oh his REFUSAL 10 80 q?
Eoino CAP have any eject; eyon u pro cnimcd
will be under my. oili CATION "a pay heed to H."
In st, Stephens Church tO-dav nothing Is
| likely 10 bp said CONCERNING the oNcnrnmunicl-
tion Of Dr. NcGlynn. II Gny.tiiinss from Arch
bishop CorriEnp should arrive. Father Col on
arrived by mail yesterday there would be no
announcement to the people. On, both tho
Twenty ninth and the Iwsnty;si9hth street
were open last evening for ,parsh.oners TO
avnil themselves OF tho privileges Of confess
sion. Many oil! pGrShlon.ra sat until q late
hour on tho hard bcncnos In front Of the oEes
waiting confession, Among those who waited,
however were none OF the woll-known adhcr-
ents NJ Dir. Mctilynn.
KINGSTON, July 9.-Arclhi-hop CorriRan Is
here, the guest Of tho Very Rev. James Dough-
! nnI ia IN n NiglEutinn ~ ina HnfhIIio